3.2. STOPS IN THE WATER CYCLE: WATE

3.2. STOPS IN THE WATER CYCLE: WATER ON LAND
A drop of water travels through the water cycle in a never-ending journey from sea to land and back to the sea. It travels thousands upon thousands of miles as the journey is repeated time and time again. A drop of water may make several stops on land in its journey, staying in one place for a short time a few hours, a day, or a month. It may stay for a year, even thousands of years. But eventually every drop of water finds its way back to the sea. Consider the stops a drop of water may take once it rises from the sea as water vapor, condenses in the air, and falls back to earth in some form.
Lakes.
One possible stop for a drop of water is a lake. Lakes form whenever two things are present. There must be a place lower than the surrounding land. And there must be a source of water to fill it. The scraping of glaciers over the land has dug out most of the places that form lakes. The eroding action of fast running water has dug out others. Still others have been formed when rocks within the earth shifted, leaving gaps in the earth's crust, or surface rocks have shifted, blocking valleys. Lake Nyasa in Africa is an example of a lake formed by the shifting of the earth's crust.People also form lakes by moving earth, or building dams to block the flow of water. Once formed, these low places fill with water from melting glaciers, snow, and ice. They fill with rainwater flowing down from higher places. They also fill with water from underground springs or from layers of water that lie below the earth's surface. Most of the world's lakes are freshwater lakes. Freshwater lakes have surface rivers or underground streams and springs flowing into them. They also have surface streams and rivers or underground streams flowing out of them. A few of the world's lakes are saltwater lakes. Saltwater lakes have streams flowing into them. But they have no streams flowing out. Lakes that have no outlet streams cannot renew themselves. As water evaporates, these lakes build up a heavy salt content in their water. Some inland seas are really saltwater lakes. Because they are surrounded on all sides by land, the Caspian Sea, the Dead Sea, and the Aral Sea are really lakes. They are called seas only because their water is salty. The Dead Sea, the iowest surface lake in the world, is nearly 390 m below sea level.
Lakes, especially large ones, modify the climates of their surrounding lands. They do it in much the same way that oceans modify climate. Large bodies of water heat and cool more slowly than land. In summer, the water is cooler than the land. Breezes blowing off a lake cool the land. In winter, the water is warmer than the land. Breezes blowing off a lake warm the land.
The use lakes. Lakes serve many of the purposes. People use them for swimming. They draw fish from lakes for sport and food. They build summer homes around them. Lakes also serve as transportation routes. For example, along with the St Lawrence River, the Great Lakes form an important inland waterway in the United States. The freshwater lakes of the world have other uses, Lakes provide water for drinking and home use, for irrigation, and for industrial purposes. People living in the area around Lake Titicaca even harvest the reeds growing in the lake and use them to make boats.
wetlands.
wetlands are shallow places in the land where water collects, or stands, either all year long or for only part of a year. Wetlands are often found along the edges of other water bodies. Where wetlands lie near the edges of oceans and seas, their water is salty. Both saltwater and freshwater wetlands play an important role in nature. Wetlands"clean" the waters that flow into them by removing pollutants, such as nitrates, from fertilizers. Wetlands hold the overflow from other water bodies. They reduce flooding from heavy storms or from the melting of snow and ice in spring. Certain plants mangrove trees and some kinds of reeds and mosses grow in wetlands and nowhere else. Many insects and some kinds of marine animals begin their life cycles in wetlands before moving to other places. And many wetlands provide nesting places for different kinds of waterfowl, such as ducks, herons, and egrets. Without wetlands, the plants and animals that live in them or depend on them in some way would disappear.
People and wetlands.
Many people do not realize how important wetlands are. They think of them as places with land that could be put to better use. So they drain them and fill them up with trash and land from other places. Then they build homes, offices, factories, or shopping centers on them. As a result of this large areas of wetlands have disappeared. Still more wetlands disappear every year. Protecting wetlands has become a special concern of many countries. One of the greatest wetland areas in the world is the Everglades, in Florida. Much of the Everglades has been made into a park and conservation area to protect the area and its wildlife from human abuse.

3.2. STOPS IN THE WATER CYCLE: WATER ON LAND 
A drop of water travels through the water cycle in a never-ending journey from sea to land and back to the sea. It travels thousands upon thousands of miles as the journey is repeated time and time again. A drop of water may make several stops on land in its journey, staying in one place for a short time a few hours, a day, or a month. It may stay for a year, even thousands of years. But eventually every drop of water finds its way back to the sea. Consider the stops a drop of water may take once it rises from the sea as water vapor, condenses in the air, and falls back to earth in some form. 
Lakes. 
One possible stop for a drop of water is a lake. Lakes form whenever two things are present. There must be a place lower than the surrounding land. And there must be a source of water to fill it. The scraping of glaciers over the land has dug out most of the places that form lakes. The eroding action of fast running water has dug out others. Still others have been formed when rocks within the earth shifted, leaving gaps in the earth's crust, or surface rocks have shifted, blocking valleys. Lake Nyasa in Africa is an example of a lake formed by the shifting of the earth's crust.People also form lakes by moving earth, or building dams to block the flow of water. Once formed, these low places fill with water from melting glaciers, snow, and ice. They fill with rainwater flowing down from higher places. They also fill with water from underground springs or from layers of water that lie below the earth's surface. Most of the world's lakes are freshwater lakes. Freshwater lakes have surface rivers or underground streams and springs flowing into them. They also have surface streams and rivers or underground streams flowing out of them. A few of the world's lakes are saltwater lakes. Saltwater lakes have streams flowing into them. But they have no streams flowing out. Lakes that have no outlet streams cannot renew themselves. As water evaporates, these lakes build up a heavy salt content in their water. Some inland seas are really saltwater lakes. Because they are surrounded on all sides by land, the Caspian Sea, the Dead Sea, and the Aral Sea are really lakes. They are called seas only because their water is salty. The Dead Sea, the iowest surface lake in the world, is nearly 390 m below sea level.
Lakes, especially large ones, modify the climates of their surrounding lands. They do it in much the same way that oceans modify climate. Large bodies of water heat and cool more slowly than land. In summer, the water is cooler than the land. Breezes blowing off a lake cool the land. In winter, the water is warmer than the land. Breezes blowing off a lake warm the land.
The use lakes. Lakes serve many of the purposes. People use them for swimming. They draw fish from lakes for sport and food. They build summer homes around them. Lakes also serve as transportation routes. For example, along with the St Lawrence River, the Great Lakes form an important inland waterway in the United States. The freshwater lakes of the world have other uses, Lakes provide water for drinking and home use, for irrigation, and for industrial purposes. People living in the area around Lake Titicaca even harvest the reeds growing in the lake and use them to make boats.
wetlands. 
wetlands are shallow places in the land where water collects, or stands, either all year long or for only part of a year. Wetlands are often found along the edges of other water bodies. Where wetlands lie near the edges of oceans and seas, their water is salty. Both saltwater and freshwater wetlands play an important role in nature. Wetlands"clean" the waters that flow into them by removing pollutants, such as nitrates, from fertilizers. Wetlands hold the overflow from other water bodies. They reduce flooding from heavy storms or from the melting of snow and ice in spring. Certain plants mangrove trees and some kinds of reeds and mosses grow in wetlands and nowhere else. Many insects and some kinds of marine animals begin their life cycles in wetlands before moving to other places. And many wetlands provide nesting places for different kinds of waterfowl, such as ducks, herons, and egrets. Without wetlands, the plants and animals that live in them or depend on them in some way would disappear.
People and wetlands.
 Many people do not realize how important wetlands are. They think of them as places with land that could be put to better use. So they drain them and fill them up with trash and land from other places. Then they build homes, offices, factories, or shopping centers on them. As a result of this large areas of wetlands have disappeared. Still more wetlands disappear every year. Protecting wetlands has become a special concern of many countries. One of the greatest wetland areas in the world is the Everglades, in Florida. Much of the Everglades has been made into a park and conservation area to protect the area and its wildlife from human abuse.

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3.2. STOPS IN THE WATER CYCLE: WATER ON LAND A drop of water travels through the water cycle in a never-ending journey from sea to land and back to the sea. It travels thousands upon thousands of miles as the journey is repeated time and time again. A drop of water may make several stops on land in its journey, staying in one place for a short time a few hours, a day, or a month. It may stay for a year, even thousands of years. But eventually every drop of water finds its way back to the sea. Consider the stops a drop of water may take once it rises from the sea as water vapor, condenses in the air, and falls back to earth in some form. Lakes. One possible stop for a drop of water is a lake. Lakes form whenever two things are present. There must be a place lower than the surrounding land. And there must be a source of water to fill it. The scraping of glaciers over the land has dug out most of the places that form lakes. The eroding action of fast running water has dug out others. Still others have been formed when rocks within the earth shifted, leaving gaps in the earth's crust, or surface rocks have shifted, blocking valleys. Lake Nyasa in Africa is an example of a lake formed by the shifting of the earth's crust.People also form lakes by moving earth, or building dams to block the flow of water. Once formed, these low places fill with water from melting glaciers, snow, and ice. They fill with rainwater flowing down from higher places. They also fill with water from underground springs or from layers of water that lie below the earth's surface. Most of the world's lakes are freshwater lakes. Freshwater lakes have surface rivers or underground streams and springs flowing into them. They also have surface streams and rivers or underground streams flowing out of them. A few of the world's lakes are saltwater lakes. Saltwater lakes have streams flowing into them. But they have no streams flowing out. Lakes that have no outlet streams cannot renew themselves. As water evaporates, these lakes build up a heavy salt content in their water. Some inland seas are really saltwater lakes. Because they are surrounded on all sides by land, the Caspian Sea, the Dead Sea, and the Aral Sea are really lakes. They are called seas only because their water is salty. The Dead Sea, the iowest surface lake in the world, is nearly 390 m below sea level.Lakes, especially large ones, modify the climates of their surrounding lands. They do it in much the same way that oceans modify climate. Large bodies of water heat and cool more slowly than land. In summer, the water is cooler than the land. Breezes blowing off a lake cool the land. In winter, the water is warmer than the land. Breezes blowing off a lake warm the land.The use lakes. Lakes serve many of the purposes. People use them for swimming. They draw fish from lakes for sport and food. They build summer homes around them. Lakes also serve as transportation routes. For example, along with the St Lawrence River, the Great Lakes form an important inland waterway in the United States. The freshwater lakes of the world have other uses, Lakes provide water for drinking and home use, for irrigation, and for industrial purposes. People living in the area around Lake Titicaca even harvest the reeds growing in the lake and use them to make boats.wetlands. wetlands are shallow places in the land where water collects, or stands, either all year long or for only part of a year. Wetlands are often found along the edges of other water bodies. Where wetlands lie near the edges of oceans and seas, their water is salty. Both saltwater and freshwater wetlands play an important role in nature. Wetlands"clean" the waters that flow into them by removing pollutants, such as nitrates, from fertilizers. Wetlands hold the overflow from other water bodies. They reduce flooding from heavy storms or from the melting of snow and ice in spring. Certain plants mangrove trees and some kinds of reeds and mosses grow in wetlands and nowhere else. Many insects and some kinds of marine animals begin their life cycles in wetlands before moving to other places. And many wetlands provide nesting places for different kinds of waterfowl, such as ducks, herons, and egrets. Without wetlands, the plants and animals that live in them or depend on them in some way would disappear.People and wetlands.
Many people do not realize how important wetlands are. They think of them as places with land that could be put to better use. So they drain them and fill them up with trash and land from other places. Then they build homes, offices, factories, or shopping centers on them. As a result of this large areas of wetlands have disappeared. Still more wetlands disappear every year. Protecting wetlands has become a special concern of many countries. One of the greatest wetland areas in the world is the Everglades, in Florida. Much of the Everglades has been made into a park and conservation area to protect the area and its wildlife from human abuse.

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3.2. Останавливается в круговорот воды: воды на суше
Капля воды проходит через цикл воды в нескончаемом путешествии из моря на сушу и обратно в море. Он путешествует тысячи и тысячи миль, как путешествие повторяется снова и снова. Капля воды может сделать несколько остановок на суше в своем путешествии, оставаясь на одном месте в течение короткого времени несколько часов, день или месяц. Это может остаться на год, а то и тысячи лет. Но в конце концов каждая капля воды находит свой путь обратно в море. Рассмотрим остановок капля воды может занять как только он поднимается из моря, как водяной пар, конденсируется в воздухе, и падает обратно на землю в какой-либо форме.
Озера.
Одним из возможных остановка в капле воды озеро. Озера образуют когда две вещи присутствуют. Там должно быть место ниже, чем окружающей земли. И должен быть источником воды, чтобы заполнить его. Выскабливание ледников над землей выкопал большинство мест, которые образуют озера. Эродирующих действие быстро проточной водой откопал другие. Третьи были сформированы, когда камни в земле смещается, оставляя пробелы в земной коре, или поверхностные породы перешли, блокируя долины. Озеро Ньяса в Африке является примером озера, образованного смещением земной crust.People также образуют озера перемещая землю или здания, дамбы, чтобы блокировать поток воды. После того, как формируется, эти низкие места заполнить водой из таяния ледников, снега, и льда. Они наполняются дождевой воды, стекающие с высоких мест. Они также заполнить водой из подземных источников или из слоев воды, которые находятся ниже поверхности земли. Большинство мировых озер пресноводных озер. Пресноводные озера имеют поверхность реки или подземные потоки и источники, текущие в них. Они также имеют потоки поверхностных и подземных рек или потоки, текущие из них. Некоторые из мировых озер соленой озера. Морской озера имеют потоки впадающих в них. Но они не имеют потоки не течет из. Озера, которые не имеют потоках не может возобновить себя. Как испаряется вода, эти озера построить тяжелую содержание соли в их воде. Некоторые внутренние моря действительно морские озера. Потому что они окружены со всех сторон сушей Каспийское море, Мертвое море, и Аральское море действительно озера. Они называются морями только потому, что их вода соленая. Мертвое море, iowest поверхность озера в мире, почти 390 м ниже уровня моря.
Озера, особенно крупные, изменить климат окружающих их земель. Они делают это во многом таким же образом, что океаны изменить климат. Большие водоемы тепла и охлаждения более медленно, чем земли. Летом вода холоднее, чем на земле. Бризы, дующие с озера охладить землю. Зимой вода теплее, чем на земле. Бризы, дующие с озера согреть землю.
Использование озер. Озера служат многие из целей. Люди используют их для купания. Они привлекают рыбу из озера для спорта и продовольствия. Они строят дачи вокруг них. Озера служат транспортных маршрутов. Например, наряду с Санкт-реки Лоуренса, в районе Великих озер образуют важную внутренним водным путям в Соединенных Штатах. Пресноводные озера мира имеют другие применения, озер обеспечить воду для питья и использования в домашних условиях, для орошения, а также для промышленных целей. Люди, живущие в районе озера Титикака, даже урожай тростника, растущих в озере и использовать их, чтобы сделать лодки.
Водно-болотных угодий.
Водно-болотные угодья неглубокие места на земле, где вода собирает или стоит, или в течение всего года или только часть года , Водно-болотные угодья часто находятся по краям других водоемов. Где водно-болотных угодий находятся вблизи краев океанов и морей, их вода соленая. Оба морских и пресноводных водно-болотных угодий, играют важную роль в природе. Водно-болотные угодья "чистой" воды, которые текут в них путем удаления загрязняющих веществ, таких как нитраты, от удобрений. Водно-болотные угодья провести переполнение от других водоемов. Они уменьшают наводнение от сильных штормов или от таяния снега и льда весной. Некоторые растения мангровых деревьев и некоторые виды мхов тростника и расти в водно-болотных угодий и нигде больше. Многие насекомые и некоторые виды морских животных начинают свои жизненные циклы в водно-болотных угодий, прежде чем перейти в другие места. И многие водно-болотные угодья обеспечивают гнездовья для разных видов водоплавающих птиц, таких как утки, цапли, белые цапли и. Без водно-болотных угодий, растения и животные, которые живут в них или зависящие от них каким-то образом исчезнет.
Люди и водно-болотных угодий.
Многие люди не понимают, насколько важно водно-болотные угодья. Они думают, что их как места с земель, которые могут быть поставлены на более эффективное использование. Таким образом, они слить их и заполнить их с мусором и землей из других мест. Затем они строят дома, офисы, заводы, торговые центры или на них. В результате этого большие площади водно-болотных угодий исчезли. Еще больше водно-болотных угодий исчезают каждый год. Защита водно-болотных угодий становится особой заботой многих стран. Одна из самых больших водно-болотных угодий в мире Эверглейдс во Флориде. Большая часть Эверглейдс была сделана в парке и сохранение области защиты области и его дикой природы от злоупотребления человека.

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3.2.остановки в круговороте воды: вода на земле: капли воды, перемещается в круговорот воды в бесконечное путешествие от моря до земли и обратно в море.он путешествует тысячи миль, как путешествие повторяется снова и снова.капля воды может сделать несколько остановок на землю в свое путешествие, оставаясь на одном месте в течение короткого времени несколько часов в день или месяц.он может остаться на год, даже тысячи лет.но, в конечном счете, каждая капля воды попадает обратно в море.рассмотреть остановок капля воды может принять после того, как он поднимается из моря, как водяной пар, конденсируется в воздухе, и падает на землю, в той или иной форме.
озер.
можно остановить каплю воды озера.образуются озера, когда две вещи.там должно быть место ниже, чем на близлежащих землях.и не должно быть источником воды для ее заполнения.в соскоб ледников на землю уже возвели большинство мест, которые образуют озера.разрушается действий быстро вода уже возвели.другие же были сформированы, когда камни в земли сместилась, оставляя пробелов в земной коре или поверхности скалы перешли,

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